T. L. Huchu is a writer whose short-fiction has appeared in publications such as Lightspeed, Interzone, AfroSF and elsewhere. He is the winner of a Nommo Award for African SF/F, and has been shortlisted for the Caine Prize and the Grand Prix de L'Imaginaire.
Awards: Nommo (2022) see all
Genres: Urban Fantasy
New and upcoming books
Series
Edinburgh Nights
1. The Library of the Dead (2021)
2. Our Lady of Mysterious Ailments (2022)
3. The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle (2023)
4. The Legacy of Arniston House (2024)
1. The Library of the Dead (2021)
2. Our Lady of Mysterious Ailments (2022)
3. The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle (2023)
4. The Legacy of Arniston House (2024)
Books containing stories by T L Huchu
Nova Scotia Vol 2. (2024)
New Speculative Fiction From Scotland
(Nova Scotia, book 2)
edited by
Neil Williamson and Andrew J Wilson
The Year's Best African Speculative Fiction: 2022 (2023)
(Year's Best African Speculative Fiction)
edited by
Eugen Bacon, Milton Davis and Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki
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T L Huchu recommends
Calypso (2024)
Oliver K Langmead
"A stunning work of epic imagination and outstanding craftsmanship. Langmead stretches language and form to create beautiful verse and a sizzling story."
Womb City (2024)
Tlotlo Tsamaase
"Masterful . . . Tsamaase has created a disturbing techno dystopia in a future Botswana that terrifies with its echoes of our own increasingly authoritarian cyber-policed world. This beautifully written work haunts and upends expectations with its resurrected ghosts and gods and ancestors of Motswana cosmology. What an accomplished debut!"
After the Forest (2023)
(After The Forest, book 1)
Kell Woods
"This wonderful, well-woven story is so rich and affecting you can't help but savour every single sentence. With characters that leap off the page, worldbuilding that immerses you completely, and a perfectly paced plot, Woods's clever retelling of the popular Hansel and Gretel fairy tale succeeds in giving us something novel and authentic."
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